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GOP presidential candidate was on way to Kentucky to meet with NRA
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Sen. John McCain, the presumed Republican presidential nominee, made a brief stop at a St. Albans sporting goods store Friday, shaking hands with a few hearty souls who braved cool temperatures and misting rain.
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., acknowledges supporters while exiting the St. Albans Gun & Archery sporting goods store Friday.
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Kanawha indictments include murder charges
Felony charges same as those filed for 'double dipping'
A Kanawha County grand jury indicted a Charleston police officer Friday on felony charges of obtaining money by a fraudulent scheme and computer fraud.
Vandal punctures tires on 30 cars
Montgomery offers reward for conviction
Someone punctured tires on more than 30 cars in Montgomery on Thursday night, and the town is offering a $2,000 reward to anyone who has information leading to the arrest and conviction of the vandal.
WVU's Garrison won't speak at commencement
MORGANTOWN - Beleaguered West Virginia University President Mike Garrison is taking a back seat at commencement ceremonies, a school spokeswoman said Friday, the latest sign of growing tensions at the school amid a degree scandal involving the governor's daughter.
Tough fight shaping up for Putnam commission
Putnam County Commission President Steve Andes could face a tough fight in the general election if Putnam voters repeat past patterns.
McCain makes first W.Va. campaign stop
Sen. John McCain made his first campaign stop in West Virginia since launching his bid for the White House -- a private event Friday at a gun shop -- as opponents and supporters waited outside.
Webster sees parallels between her, opponent
House Judiciary Chairwoman Carrie Webster, D-Kanawha, said she saw much in her primary opponent, political newcomer Meshea Poore, that reminded her of herself when she first ran for the House in 2000.
McCain to visit city for private event
Presumed Republican presidential nominee Sen. John McCain plans a visit to the Charleston area Friday, but it is apparently a private event and McCain officials said Wednesday they could not release the senator's itinerary.
Canvass to decide board results
About 900 provisional ballots cast in Tuesday's primary elections could change the results of the Kanawha County school board election. Maybe.
Manchin win a matter of interpretation
Depending on who is doing the analyzing, Gov. Joe Manchin's three-to-one margin of victory over little-known and under-financed Delegate Mel Kessler, D-Raleigh, in Tuesday's primary
Business briefs: May 17, 2008
Mall Post Office changing its hours; Conference to move if no Greenbrier contract; Weirton wants to reuse old industrial sites; Gateway Connector contract awarded
United Steelworkers union set to fight Esmark-Essar deal
WHEELING - The United Steelworkers says it will fight steelmaker and distributor Esmark Inc.'s plans to accept a $670 million buyout offer from India's Essar Steel Holdings.
Shoppers downsizing product purchases
NEW YORK - Shoppers have been lugging ever-larger products to their ever-bigger cars for years. Now more of them are feeling so pinched by the sagging economy they are embracing a new behavior: buying a little at a time.
2 Army-bound helicopters vandalized at factory
RIDLEY PARK, Pa. - Two military helicopters were vandalized on the production line at a Boeing factory near Philadelphia, the Defense Department said Thursday as it offered a reward in the case.
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